Fisherman’s Cove
50° 14' 14" N 5° 22' 22" WFisherman's Cove is situated on a stretch of coast running between Godrevy and Portreath known as North Cliffs.
Tucked in between Navax Point and Hell’s Mouth is a pretty little beach with golden sand and turquoise waters. However, despite its sheer beauty this beach has a steep climb down; not for the faint-hearted.
Fishing Cove is well known amongst naturists and skinny dippers alike. As there is no lifeguard service caution is advised when swimming although the beach is fairly sheltered.
At high tide the beach is very much reduced in size with just a small strip of sand. On the low tide there is plenty of sand and it is possible to walk around to the neighbouring Castle Giver Cove.
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- Hazard: Cliffs
- Hazard: Mine shafts / workings
- Hazard: Tides (Rising / Falling)
- Not suitable for wheelchairs
- Lifeguards not available
History of Fisherman’s Cove
Travel / Parking information for Fisherman’s Cove
Directions to Fisherman’s Cove
Fisherman's Cove is situated on a stretch of coast running between Godrevy and Portreath known as North Cliffs. It is a short distance away from Hell's Mouth.
Parking for Fisherman’s Cove
The North Cliffs car park is free and is a short walk away from Fisherman's Cove.
